Immortal Thor #10: Comic Thor Fights “MCU Thor” 

But the kinds of jokes arent in the mcu.

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​@@mutalemwananshiku4098 There's one in Jokes and Thunder

@@Matt-ji9hj which one

I’ll always be grateful you guys keep watching

I wish he had more subscribers. His videos are great.

​@@ThorTalkone thing that keeps me subscribed, you don't click bait to make another character look bad

High praise from you, sir

Are there any more Thor channels out there?

@@vaggos2003 there must be but this is my favourite

Good to be back as always

I’m glad you enjoyed it

Much appreciated

Yea this was pointless Al Ewing illogical far left hate for corporations I understand if he is commenting on something a corporation did wrong like stealing trying to lobby to be identified as a person stuff like that ( but here he is just hating on a variant character that has his flaws but a lot of people for better or worse still like ) P.s. I’m middle left person myself.

Don’t really disagree honestly, but we’ll have to see how important this story was in the grand scheme of things when the run is finished

@@ThorTalk very true but right now it feels like just a jab (deserved) at MCU Thor

@@michaeltaylor788 You consider a comic book making a statement about a company's treatment of a fictional character far left...? This reads like statements made by people on the opposite end of your supposed "...middle left" stance. P.S. I agree with Ewing and Hemsworth.

@@DavidJohnson-td5ic actually he has made other statements and even admitted he is far left and makes middle left people like me roll my eyes at him his work is good but when he throws his political opinions into things .

He was. It’s complicated. Blake became separate from Thor after Thor’s death in Fear Itself. Amora then decapitated Blake and used his body to make the Keep. Donald Blake’s decapitated head was still alive and was put in a dream state by creatures called “Mares”. This was all in Matt Fraction’s run. Later in Donny Cates’ run, Donald Blake would go mad within a dream world created by Odin that he goes to when he’s not Thor. This Blake emerged and later was venomized. However this Blake doesn’t meld great with the story of Blake in Fraction’s run since the dream world is created by Odin not the Mares. It’s not clear how Blake got in Odin’s dream world since he was in the Mare’s dreamworld. It may be a contradiction or he just was pulled back there later on. Again complicated, but both stories happened

It was intentional. The quips are popping up in his head involuntarily. In the book, they have quotation marks around them so the reader knows this. I wanted to make them sound unnatural and like they slipped out so fast that Thor couldn’t stop himself in the middle of saying it. Don’t know if the effect turned out great or not, but that’s what I was going for

@@ThorTalk The idea did work out for the most part, I'd say it's a personal thing cause it's just that one scene.

The Keep is separate from Donald, he’s just made from his body. Donald Blake became separate from Thor after Thor’s death in Fear Itself. Amora then decapitated Blake and used his body to make the Keep. Donald Blake’s decapitated head was still alive and was put in a dream state by creatures called “Mares”. This was all in Matt Fraction’s run. Later in Donny Cates’ run, Donald Blake would go mad within a dream world created by Odin that he goes to when he’s not Thor. This Blake emerged and later was imprisoned after a reign of terror. It’s not clear how Blake got in Odin’s dream world since he was in the Mare’s dreamworld. It may be a contradiction or he just was pulled back there later on.

He’ll be back, I have faith in MacKay that it will be a worthy return

Yea its prettt good and how was infinity war thor a parody.

@@mutalemwananshiku4098 I personally don’t think infinity war Thor was a parody.I still think that was the best Thor in the MCU. I know Ragnarok went a little bit comical, but still had its serious moments. Infinity war was peak Thor and the last time I saw that Thor he beheaded Thanos and walked away I don’t know who that fat Thor was or that Thor in love and thunder, but it wasn’t the Thor I . I was just curious to see if anyone resented infinity war Thor, I know a lot of non comic fan prefer infinity War over post infinity war.

Wasn't Chris Hemsworth. It was Taika and Russos. Hemsworth played him perfectly in Thor 1 and Avengers and Infinity War.

Yeah don't blame Chris blame marvel

I agree,..MCU Thor is fine with me,.HOWEVER,.what people are actually upset about is the age old comlaint of an adaptation not staying accurate to the venerated source material. Which is odd as Marvel comics Thor, as created by Stan Lee and company is NOTHING like the original Norse myths accept in name only,.sooo...

@@terryshrk So what? Mcu Thor is adapting comic Thor. They should at least have the decency to keep some of what makes the character so endearing in the comics

@@terryshrk something i also just realised if roxxon thor is really suppose to represent waititi thor thats weird , cause the idea of thor briefly sharing his power with others is something thor did in love and thunder something roxxon thor wouldnt do and ewing did a similar thing in issue 4.

no Thor has ever shared his power with others before the mcu. To tell the truth, since the character was created, whoever lifts the hammer will have the power of Thor.​@@mutalemwananshiku4098

Al Ewing is better for drawing things like immortal hulk imo.